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Out of curiosity, why did you separate sports from culture? Sports, like music or videogames, are a part of culture. And why are drug-free sports necessarily a

Out of curiosity, why did you separate sports from culture? Sports, like music or videogames, are a part of culture. And why are drug-free sports necessarily a desirable outcome? Surely sports played by athletes truly pushing themselves to their limits using all available means would be more interesting than the comparatively tame sports of today. And why limit the expression of art to the abstract human soul, whatever that is? A science-excited world without need for money would certainly be excellent. However, a world with a restricted approach to sports, arts, and other culture would just be boring.

ultim8k 8y ago
>Out of curiosity, why did you separate sports from culture? Sports, like music or videogames, are a part of culture. Just a naive categorisation from my side. >And why are drug-free sports necessarily a desirable outcome? I would just prefer to see people that do things with passion and love instead of profit (Profit as per money). >And why limit the expression of art to the abstract human soul, whatever that is? I don't mean to limit the expression. What I mean here is again to do things with love and passion and not for money. >However, a world with a restricted approach to sports, arts, and other culture would just be boring. No restrictions at all. I just dream a world where people will do things they love and not things they have to do in order to make more money.